Brave — The Kitten Who Chose Me
Rescued from a tire, Brave the kitten was supposed to be temporary — but when faced with an impossible choice, her new owner knew she was meant to stay.
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Mistakes Owners Make That Shorten Pets' Lives
Well-meaning owners sometimes forget what makes sense for their pet's health. Especially with cats who can easily live into their upper teens and early 20s, there are five things that you can either do right, or if ignored, sacrifice your pet's natural ability to live out a long life.
This One Herb Could Save Your Dog's Eyes from Disaster
Just like humans, dogs can also develop eye problems. Discover this unique herb to help ease these eye issues and restore your pet's healthy vision.
Wyatt's Ultimate Pool Party
Wyatt, once rescued from a tough situation, discovered his love for water — turning a simple horse pool into his personal splash zone.
Curious About Cannabis for Your Dog or Cat?
Dr. Rob Silver is a recognized authority on the use of medical marijuana in pets. Learn about the book Silver has written for cat and dog owners called 'Medical Marijuana & Your Pet: The Definitive Guide.'
Bruno and Arthur — Growing Up Together
Bruno, a loyal pup, has been by Arthur's side since day one — protecting him, playing with him and celebrating every milestone together.
Why Your Dog Often Acts Like a Human
Intriguing results from the past few years show dogs are very distinct from us genetically. Yet they're more like us than the primates we're often compared to. Even Business Insider is onto this, revealing five great ways to form a bond with your dog that sticks like glue.
Corbin — The Gentle Giant and His Kittens
Despite his massive size, Corbin formed a special bond with tiny foster kittens, showing love, patience and a nurturing heart.
This Can Emotionally Scar Your Pet for Life — Please Avoid at All Costs
It's hotly debated, yet it's cruel and inhumane, as it's linked to a lifetime of debilitating pain — forever pain your pet can never shut down. And it's linked to emotional changes like biting and hostility. If you'd never dream of doing this to yourself, please spare your poor pet.
